Actually I answered in PMs But there is a conversation here. So...
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I play on one RPG website. I have a number of games on it. Three that I GM, and about six or seven that I play in. I am accustomed to it and like it.
So basically convenience, familiarity and loyalty. I am very busy at work, and home, and only have a small amount of time to RPG. I spend that small amount of time on RPOL. I can quickly go through all the games I am in: notified when they need my attention, and if I add another website to it I need to do 'more'.
I am a little odd perhaps: I don't do social media. I mostly ignore emails. RPOL is my 'social media' and I don't want another.
I wish you the best though. I am a little sad that you are moving away with your game. I enjoyed your house rules: they looked sensible. You were very helpful during character creation.
Keep well in the future! Perhaps you will be back!
And... I read TOUs. I read the rules. I follow them. It takes time and effort to do that. I am the sad sort of person that actually reads a contract before signing them. I even read T&Cs occasionally and certainly if I am going to use a service extensively. I don't want to go through that for a new website.
And finally what PK said. Personally I like the setup here - I don’t see sub forums as being especially useful, and RPOL has features I value that standard forums don’t have.
I have character sheets here. A separation between character and player. Character descriptions. Lots of goodness. I've not seen on other websites. Perhaps there are better ones, but this is far more than 'just satisfactory'
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All that said I am sure you will find lots of players on that site. Go with your heart. As a GM you have to be happy with your tools